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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 14 (1902) (1902)

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aration. tended and completed within the next few years, so At the stations, of which there are three, the middle The construction of such an extensive underground that eventually the whole city will be covered with portion is supported on the columns, and it is supple- a network of underground… … “Fram.” At one time it was thought that the ship to pass under the tracks. would: be completely destroyed. After a hard fight This would cause a great difference of level in the tunnels and would oblige the flames were extinguished. In August, 1900, Jones ‘he best provided in Europe in this regard.…

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